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Jay Shepard, Republican National Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss the upcoming Presidential Debate in Milwaukee.

Anson Tebbetts, Vermont Secretary of Agriculture, Food and Markets, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss the impact of the recent flooding on the farmers.

VT Lt Governor, David Zuckerman, comes in to the Morning Drive for his monthly segment. Dave always lights up the phones and enjoys a lively conversation.

Charlie Rice, Lead Singer and one of the founding members of the legendary local band "Downpour", joins Kurt & Anthony to share stories of his remarkable career.

Luke A. Nichter, a New York Times bestselling author, Joins Kurt & Anthony on the Morning Drive. They discuss his latest book, "The Year That Broke Politics: Collusion and Chaos in the Presidential Election of 1968". It is the first rigorously researched historical account of the most controversial election in modern U.S. history to have cooperation from all four major sides

Lindsay Kurrle, Agency of Commerce and Community Development, Secretary, talks with Kurt & Anthony about the Vermont BUSINESS EMERGENCY GAP ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.

Rich Lowry, joins Kurt and Anthony on the Morning Drive. Rich is the editor in chief of National Review. He writes for Politico, and often appears on such public-affairs programs as Meet the Press and This Week.

Gov Jim Douglas updates Kurt & Anthony on the suit against Middlebury College and the removing of the Meade name from the Chapel.

Milton Town Manager, Don Turner, stops by the Morning Drive Don gives an update on Milton as well how Green Mountain Power was instrumental in working with the State

and Municipalities to avoid as much damage as possible in the recent flooding.

Neale Lunderville, VT Gas Systems, President and CEO, joins Kurt & Anthony on the Morning Drive. Neale led the State of Vermont's clean up efforts after the destruction of Irene, and talks about lessons learned that are helping with the recent flooding.